“The acquisition of a 2BHK flat by the tenant during the pendency of eviction proceedings—whether jointly or for financial assistance to his son—constitutes acquisition of
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“Once the Supreme Court has declared a property to be non-Thika and recognized ownership, the municipal authority must reflect that in its records – no
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“The dichotomy about the status of the firm—whether dissolved or not—prevents the dispute from being treated as non-arbitrable at this stage,” held Justice Mauna M.
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“A ₹30,000 FIR Can Reveal a ₹100 Crore Crime – ED Need Not Wait for Conviction to Act Under PMLA” - In a significant ruling
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“Audit Clearance and Departmental Sanction Do Not Immunize from Criminal Prosecution Under the Prevention of Corruption Act”— Madras High Court refused to quash the criminal
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Allahabad High Court settled crucial questions on the scope of promoters’ liability, appellate powers under the RERA Act, and the nature of statutory pre-deposit. Justice
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“No evidence of instigation, cruelty, or unlawful demand — allegations vague, prosecution failed to prove case beyond reasonable doubt” - Bombay High Court set
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“The examination of the Radiologist is essential when the offence alleged is under Sections 326 and 307 IPC, as it is only post his examination that the details of
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“We are permitting you to go before the High Court and requesting the High Court to dispose of it preferably within a period of six weeks,”
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“We are aware of it, we have seen the morphed video of us,” remarked Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, responding to concerns over artificial intelligence
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“People stop their trucks and go to the dhabas. And the other vehicles coming on speed collide with them. We have to understand how this can
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“Continuation of the criminal proceedings and the appellant’s incarceration would only disrupt this familial unit and cause irreparable harm to the victim, the infant child, and the fabric of
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In a recent Judgement , the Supreme Court of India invoked its constitutional powers under Article 142 to dissolve a 15-year-long defunct marriage. The bench
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“A release by a coparcener for consideration operates immediately to divest his coparcenary interest; it does not depend on further act of implementation” – Apex
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“This is a classic case of investigating agencies being under public pressure, dishing out a charge sheet just to quell public angst” — Karnataka High
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“The Constitution does not permit the government to warehouse human beings in unsanitary, unsafe, or inhumane conditions” – US District Court slams officials over treatment of
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“The amendments are vague, expansive, and risk becoming instruments of repression rather than regulation” – Human Rights Watch on Kenya’s Cyber Law Proposal. Human Rights Watch (HRW)
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In a important development, U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut delivered a pivotal ruling in State of Oregon v. Chad Wolf et al., refusing to dismiss a lawsuit
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"Strategic Decisions Will Be Taken by Constitutional Forums Including Military" - Pakistan’s federal cabinet approved the draft of the 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill—marking what legal experts describe
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“Victim’s Right to Appeal Under Section 372 CrPC Is Prospective—No Right to Challenge Pre-2009 Acquittal” — On 6 November 2025, a Full Bench
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“We are permitting you to go before the High Court and requesting the High Court to dispose of it preferably within a period of six weeks,”
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“We are aware of it, we have seen the morphed video of us,” remarked Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, responding to concerns over artificial intelligence
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“People stop their trucks and go to the dhabas. And the other vehicles coming on speed collide with them. We have to understand how this can
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“Continuation of the criminal proceedings and the appellant’s incarceration would only disrupt this familial unit and cause irreparable harm to the victim, the infant child, and the fabric of
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In a recent Judgement , the Supreme Court of India invoked its constitutional powers under Article 142 to dissolve a 15-year-long defunct marriage. The bench
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“A release by a coparcener for consideration operates immediately to divest his coparcenary interest; it does not depend on further act of implementation” – Apex
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“Victim’s Right to Appeal Under Section 372 CrPC Is Prospective—No Right to Challenge Pre-2009 Acquittal” — On 6 November 2025, a Full Bench
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The Supreme Court of India, in a reportable judgment, declaring that the 2018 selection process for promotion of Assistant Professors to Associate Professors at NIT
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“It is evident that once an interim order was in operation... the mere release of the matter... could not have constituted a valid ground for violating
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“Split Multiplier Is Foreign to the Motor Vehicles Act” – In a latest judgement Supreme Court of India holding that the "split multiplier" method of
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“Addition of Welcome Drink Is a Menu Change Within Railway’s Power – No Separate Payment Entitlement Exists,” In a significant judgment delivered on November 7, 2025, the
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On November 7, 2025, Supreme Court of India invoked its extraordinary jurisdiction to deliver a landmark order aimed at rescuing hundreds of distressed homebuyers from a
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“Previous Financial Year Must Be Harmoniously Interpreted with Income Tax Act Timelines” – On 7 November 2025, the Supreme Court of India in M/s Shanti
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“Even a sacred personal law like Hiba must be demonstrated through action — secrecy, delay, and lack of possession defeat the claim” - In a landmark ruling
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“During pendency of these petitions, the Tribunal or the High Courts shall not dismiss the claim petitions on the ground of limitation as prescribed under sub-Section
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“Secularism needs to be actuated in practice and reality, rather than be left on paper to be enshrined as a constitutional principle” — On
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“The menace of stray dog attacks in institutional areas is not merely a public-health challenge, but a constitutional failure — a breach of the fundamental right to
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“Requiring mutation as a precondition for registration is impermissible under the Registration Act — it conflates title with registration and infringes on the right to
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“Rules requiring proof of Jamabandi or Holding Allotment for registration are ultra vires – such procedural hurdles cannot be allowed to deprive citizens of
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Judgment of appellate court rendered in favour of dead appellants is void ab initio — only the trial court’s decree survives and is executable” — Supreme
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“The acquisition of a 2BHK flat by the tenant during the pendency of eviction proceedings—whether jointly or for financial assistance to his son—constitutes acquisition of
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“Once the Supreme Court has declared a property to be non-Thika and recognized ownership, the municipal authority must reflect that in its records – no
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“The dichotomy about the status of the firm—whether dissolved or not—prevents the dispute from being treated as non-arbitrable at this stage,” held Justice Mauna M.
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“A ₹30,000 FIR Can Reveal a ₹100 Crore Crime – ED Need Not Wait for Conviction to Act Under PMLA” - In a significant ruling
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“Audit Clearance and Departmental Sanction Do Not Immunize from Criminal Prosecution Under the Prevention of Corruption Act”— Madras High Court refused to quash the criminal
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Allahabad High Court settled crucial questions on the scope of promoters’ liability, appellate powers under the RERA Act, and the nature of statutory pre-deposit. Justice
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“No evidence of instigation, cruelty, or unlawful demand — allegations vague, prosecution failed to prove case beyond reasonable doubt” - Bombay High Court set
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“The examination of the Radiologist is essential when the offence alleged is under Sections 326 and 307 IPC, as it is only post his examination that the details of
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“This is a classic case of investigating agencies being under public pressure, dishing out a charge sheet just to quell public angst” — Karnataka High
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“The brutal killing of three persons, including two police guards, in broad daylight using firearms and explosives, has shaken public confidence and created terror in society…
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“If the presiding officer of a criminal court is related to the accused, even remotely, recusal is not a matter of discretion, but of judicial
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“No son has a right to claim partition against his father–Karta without his consent during his lifetime, under the Hindu Law as applicable in Punjab and
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“The State cannot hide behind project labels or pre-extracted undertakings to deny security of tenure to those engaged in continuous, sanctioned, and essential functions”— In a
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“The Tribunal rightly followed binding precedent and acted well within its jurisdiction – there is no legal infirmity in awarding interest on delayed pension to
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“A transfer on request, whether on compassionate, spouse, or disability grounds, cannot be equated with a transfer in public interest. The transferee must accept bottom seniority
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“When all particulars were disclosed and examined during original assessment, reassessment on same facts is impermissible. The power to reassess cannot be exercised to review,” ruled
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In a latest order, Punjab and Haryana High Court setting aside an ex parte order of the Trial Court that had both struck off the petitioner's defence
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“Change of user has materially impaired the value of the property — resumption was initiated and landlords have every right to reclaim what they legally
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“As there is no evidence forthcoming regarding the person in whose custody the contraband was kept, the conditions under which it was kept in the police station
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“Tampering Must Be Proved on Preponderance of Probabilities—Not Beyond Reasonable Doubt” - In a case charged with political overtones and implications of police collusion, the
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Appreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
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In the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
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"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
In a world
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) has officially replaced the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (CrPC), marking a significant transformation in India’s procedural criminal law. Among the
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The Right to Information Act, 2005 (RTI Act) has its roots in the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of
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